The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Plano

Patina Green pairs a seasonal farm-to-table lunch menu and house-made foods with a thoughtfully curated mix of modern home goods, one-of-a-kind vintage pieces, and artisanal gifts. It’s a lovely spot to browse for something with a story, then bring home a little edible inspiration too.

From the Collin County newsletter, November 11, 2026

Furniture Buy Consignment is a McKinney stop for pre-owned furniture and home accessories, with selections spanning bedroom, living room, dining, office and more.

From the McKinney newsletter, November 10, 2026

Family-owned Sound Money Coins and Collectibles buys gold and silver, and sells gold and silver bullion and coins. Whether you’re looking to sell, add to a collection, or simply explore what’s out there, it’s a handy Irving spot to check out.

From the Irving newsletter, November 14, 2026

Annabelle's Treasures is a monthly pop-up featuring vintage pieces, art, antiques, and specialty home finds, so there’s always a chance of spotting something with a little more character than another flat-pack shelf. Net proceeds support Furnishing Families of Texas and its work.

From the Fort Worth newsletter, November 11, 2026

Texas Thrift Irving is worth a browse for secondhand clothing, toys, appliances, and household finds, from everyday essentials to one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. The selection gives quality goods a second life, and color-tag discounts can make the hunt even sweeter.

From the Irving newsletter, November 10, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Down-to-earth, indoor marketplace featuring stalls offering a range of new & used merchandise.

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Enchanted Lighting has been Dallas' go-to since 1965 for handmade and vintage lamps, custom shades and chandeliers, plus prompt repairs when your favorite piece flickers out. Their selection of lampshades, bulbs, lamp parts and accessories, the largest in Dallas, makes quick work of a room refresh or a full vibe shift.

From the Dallas newsletter, October 22, 2026

Whether you're furnishing a cozy nook or just love the thrill of a good rummage, Clutter Antiques in Snider Plaza rewards patient hunters with vintage furniture, quirky decor, and conversation-starting finds. It’s the kind of spot locals keep in their back pocket when a room needs soul.

From the Dallas newsletter, October 7, 2026

Luxe Retail & Lending offers authenticated watches, handbags, jewelry, art, and more, with limited inventory and no restocks, so the find that catches your eye may not stick around. You can also sell or consign luxury pieces, or borrow against them.

From the Dallas newsletter, October 28, 2026

Bella French Antiques brings back handpicked treasures from French markets along with European pieces and designer decor, from opaline and mid-century glass to lighting, mirrors, and case pieces. If your Irving place needs a little je ne sais quoi, this is where you'll stumble on the conversation starter.

From the Irving newsletter, October 15, 2026

To Be Continued…Luxury Resale curates hard-to-find Hermès, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and more, with live online shows that feel like a stylish group chat. Dallas folks can trade, buyout, or consign for a fast closet reset, then snag the bag you actually want to carry.

From the Midlothian newsletter, November 6, 2026

If you prefer patina to mass-produced shine, Snider Plaza Antiques gathers seasoned dealers under one roof with heirloom furniture, estate jewelry, majolica, vintage books, silver, glassware, and the occasional Tiffany lamp.

From the Dallas newsletter, September 17, 2026

3Coin Clothing mixes vintage and reworked pieces with collaborations, so your fit says you and not the algorithm. Expect graphic tees, scorpion-laced outerwear, and limited drops, plus private appointments if you like to shop without the peanut gallery.

From the Dallas newsletter, November 4, 2026

Elegant store with antique & modern furniture, plus home decor & custom design services.

Genesis Benefit Thrift Store is the kind of browse-now, brag-later spot for gently used clothing for men, women and kids, furniture and home decor. Shopping here supports Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support, and clients can shop for free, so you get great finds while directly helping Dallas neighbors rebuild.

From the Dallas newsletter, September 28, 2026

Martini Consignment keeps Dallas closets fresh with a sharp edit of contemporary and vintage, from Moschino to the Pierre Cardin Heritage selection, plus the kind of accessories that actually finish a look. Bonus, Teeny Martini covers the kiddos and its cocktail and eveningwear game is strong when plans escalate.

From the Dallas newsletter, October 15, 2026

Cornerstone Thrift Store is the kind of spot where you can sift for unexpected finds, refresh your style or space, then walk out knowing every dollar fuels programs for Tarrant County neighbors facing poverty, homelessness, and reentry. Go poke around and do some good at the same time.

From the Fort Worth newsletter, October 21, 2026

Hope's Gate Thrift Store offers a second life for gently used clothing, home goods, and more, while every purchase helps support orphans, survivors of human trafficking, and vulnerable people around the world. It’s a good spot to browse for a useful find and give your spending a little extra meaning.

From the Wylie newsletter, November 3, 2026

If your wardrobe’s feeling blah, Uptown Cheapskate Watauga makes it easy to trade in styles you’re not wearing and snag curated pieces from brands like Lululemon, Madewell, Nike, Dr. Martens, Coach, and Zara.

From the Keller newsletter, October 16, 2026

Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Clutch Vintage is where Dallas heads dig up vintage tees, Chrome Hearts and Evisu gems, plus sneakers from Jordan to Nike, all curated with staff picks and a rework collection. Swing by the new Dallas Farmers Market spot or the Ross store, then flex that Everything Texas energy.

From the Grand Prairie newsletter, November 8, 2026

Branch of a standard thrift store offering secondhand clothing, electronics & housewares.

Turn that closet cleanout into community impact at Rockwall Helping Hands Donation Drop-Off, then stick around for the Thrift Store and Boutique treasure hunt. Expect fashionable apparel, trendy home décor, furniture, jewelry, and the occasional high-end collectible that makes you do a double take.

From the Rockwall newsletter, November 13, 2026

Thrift Town - Richardson keeps the racks moving with thousands of fresh finds, from stylish, affordable clothing for every age to practical essentials and quirky home goods. Swing by when errands take you that way, shop sustainably, and leave feeling smug about your wallet and your wardrobe.

From the Plano newsletter, August 19, 2026

Turnaround Resale Store is the kind of thrift spot where the shelves change constantly, so you can score quality furniture, home decor, and clothes without playing the full-price game. Ideal for quick treasure hunts between Midlothian errands, and the kind of finds you’ll brag about later.

From the Cleburne newsletter, September 2, 2026

Every two weeks, The Refind Closet refreshes with curated seller wardrobes, so you can treasure-hunt pre-loved fashion, accessories, and even home decor without the thrift-store chaos.

From the Collin County newsletter, October 13, 2026

Rockwall County Helping Hands Thrift Store & Boutique is the spot for fashionable apparel, trendy home décor, furniture, antiques, books, and those serendipitous finds you swear you needed.

From the Rockwall newsletter, October 26, 2026

Vagabond Vintage Clothing keeps the DFW closet game strong with vintage you’ll actually wear, not just admire. With shops in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Denton, it’s an easy swing from Irving when your wardrobe needs character, a little history, and zero fast-fashion déjà vu.

From the Irving newsletter, October 8, 2026

ReRun Resale & Consignment brings together carefully curated furniture and home décor, vintage finds, collectibles, jewelry, and reimagined pieces from local vendors.

From the McKinney newsletter, November 7, 2026

If your wardrobe needs a refresh this week without the sticker shock, Uptown Cheapskate University Park lets you score trend-right pieces from brands like Lululemon, Madewell, Nike, and Free People, or trade in gently used styles for cash or store credit. Sustainable finds, real style, zero guilt.

From the Sherman-Denison newsletter, August 27, 2026

Clear some space or chase that “new-to-you” thrill at ACO Resale and Donation Center, part of All Community Outreach. Shop or donate to help neighbors through programs like the Food Pantry and Learning Academy, and maybe find that quirky lamp your living room didn’t know it needed.

From the Allen newsletter, November 14, 2026

Been clearing closets or craving a quirky upgrade? Casa View Thrift has been a neighborhood staple since 1984, with racks of clothing, furniture and decor, home goods, toys, electronics, and books that turn a quick pop-in into a legit treasure hunt for Mesquite folks.

From the Mesquite newsletter, August 22, 2026

Half the fun at Lucky Dog Books is the hunt, with 50+ years of recycled reads plus movies and music in formats from CDs and LPs to VHS and 8-tracks. Clear some shelf space, trade in a stack, and snag a sweet find... maybe even a Wackym's Kitchen cookie.

From the Garland newsletter, September 2, 2026

Whether you’re out to refresh a room, swap a kid’s suddenly 'uncool' wardrobe, or chase that random kitchen gadget you didn’t know you needed, Plaza Thrift serves up wide-ranging surprises across North DFW, with Plano, McKinney, and Denton in the mix. Go browse, thank us later.

From the Mesquite newsletter, November 11, 2026

ReThreads keeps the racks fresh with thousands of one-of-a-kind consignment finds for men and women, including clothing, shoes, and accessories from everyday labels you love to runway-level designers, all inspected for top quality.

From the Carrollton newsletter, October 29, 2026

Arlington Resale Too is a boutique-y resale spot for men’s and women’s clothing plus baby finds, curated enough to feel fun but still full of surprises. Refresh your closet this week, scoop sweet baby gear, and know your haul helps support moms in our community.

From the Arlington newsletter, October 26, 2026

Whether your closet needs a little 90s chaos or a perfectly faded tour tee, Dated Faded Worn Vintage Store pulls together buy, sell and trade events packed with 80s to 2000s tees, sweaters, jackets, sneakers, art and memorabilia. Drop in this week, dig deep, and leave with a story.

From the Forney newsletter, August 4, 2026

Eco Thrift Fort Worth refreshes racks and shelves daily, so every visit feels like a new treasure hunt. Expect everything from name-brand apparel to furniture and electronics, plus the feel-good bonus of keeping great stuff out of landfills and supporting a positive local impact.

From the Fort Worth newsletter, October 7, 2026

With more than 100 dealers and two floors to explore, Antique Company Mall offers a wide-ranging mix of true vintage finds, from furniture and collectibles to garden goods and home accents.

From the McKinney newsletter, November 3, 2026

Cooper Street Antique Mall brings multiple antique dealers under one roof, with furniture, novelties, and a tearoom for when browsing turns into an expedition. It’s a good Arlington stop for finding something with a little more personality than another flat-pack shelf.

From the Arlington newsletter, November 8, 2026

Family-owned since 1991, Boogie Nights Vintage is Garland’s go-to for authentically curated threads from the ’70s through Y2K, including killer tees, pre-loved cowboy boots, purses, and men’s and women’s finds that actually fit modern style. Swing by when your closet needs personality, not fast fashion.

From the Garland newsletter, October 28, 2026

Arlington Resale pairs treasure-hunt racks and furniture finds with a mission you can feel good about.

From the Arlington newsletter, October 19, 2026

Asian Rarities is that quietly legendary spot for Asian antiques and art, from netsuke and woodblock prints to cloisonné, Meiji porcelain and Japanese swords.

From the Cedar Hill newsletter, September 13, 2026

Resale clothing chain stocking pre-owned brand-name apparel, shoes & accessories for women.

Thrift City Lewisville does thrifting right with a supersized floor packed with quality name-brand clothing, giant shoe racks, and real-deal housewares. New finds hit the racks daily, so a quick pop-in can turn into a solid score, whether you need school-week basics or a dining set that doesn't wobble.

From the Lewisville newsletter, October 28, 2026

ACO Resale Shop is the spot when you want a guilt-free closet refresh or a quirky upgrade for the living room, with secondhand clothing, accessories, appliances, furniture and household finds priced for real life.

From the Princeton newsletter, November 6, 2026

If your place needs character, Emerald City Antiques & Collectibles delivers with American and English antique furniture, Orient and Flume and Fenton art glass, stained glass chandeliers, quilts, primitives, and retro kitchen collectibles.

From the Denton County newsletter, November 6, 2026

Give your closet, living room, and inner bargain-hunter a win at Simply Grace Thrift Store, where rotating racks of men’s and women’s clothing meet shelves of housewares, shoes, furniture, toys, and media. It’s the kind of thrift wonderland that keeps Richardson wardrobes fresh and Saturday projects inspired.

From the Richardson newsletter, August 26, 2026

Uptown Cheapskate Frisco keeps the good stuff in play with current, on-trend pieces from Lululemon, Madewell, Nike, Zara and more. Shop curated secondhand looks this week or bring in your gently used clothes for cash or store credit, then leave feeling smug and sustainably stylish.

From the Collin County newsletter, October 19, 2026

Refresh your wardrobe without buying everything new at Cotton Closet, a local consignment shop for women’s clothing, shoes, jewelry, and accessories. There are home-decor items to browse, too, so you might leave with a new outfit and a little something for the living room.

From the Allen newsletter, November 9, 2026

Uptown Cheapskate Richardson keeps closets looking sharp without wrecking your budget. Bring in stylish, gently used pieces for instant cash or 25% more in store credit, then hunt brands like Lululemon, Madewell, Nike, and Coach. Easy hop from Plano, and the finds turn over fast.

From the Dallas newsletter, September 13, 2026

Clean destination for used furniture and clothes - including a selection of vintage attire.

Mesquite's own Haute Trash Thrift turns thrifting into a fun hunt, with brand-name gems, vintage oddities, and home décor that actually fits your vibe. Swing by when you want fresh outfits, sterling-silver sparkle, or quirky collectibles without big-box price guilt.

From the Mesquite newsletter, October 4, 2026

Resale clothing chain stocking pre-owned brand-name apparel, shoes & accessories for women.

If your place needs a little character this week, swing through The Monkey Junkie for legit antiques, vintage curiosities, jewelry, books and furniture that practically tell their own stories. Perfect for last-minute gifting or that “I swear this old thing ties the room together” moment.

From the Irving newsletter, October 27, 2026

JLA Treasures LLC makes downsizing feel easy, from in-home and showroom estate sales to online auctions and expert vehicle appraisals, all handled with fiduciary-level care since 1996. This week, peek their Sparkle Into August online jewelry auction closing Monday, August 17, 2026...

From the Plano newsletter, October 25, 2026

Thrift Unlimited is a veteran-owned thrift spot with constantly refreshed racks of clothing, accessories, home décor, kitchenware, electronics and those one-of-a-kind surprises you brag about finding first. It’s the kind of place locals pop into often, mix up their style, and leave smiling without wrecking the budget.

From the Arlington newsletter, October 13, 2026

Quick hop from Rowlett, Uptown Cheapskate Rockwall lets you turn last season into cash while hunting fresh finds like Lululemon, Madewell, Dr. Martens and more. It’s the guilt-free closet reset, mixing designer denim, everyday basics and handbags so you leave feeling lighter and way more stylish.

From the Rockwall newsletter, October 14, 2026

Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.

An array of antiques, home decor items, art, apparel & other goods sold by vendors in a large space.

Golden Bee Trove is a Garland thrift shop for the thrill of finding something you didn’t know you needed until it was suddenly in your hands. Stop in for a browse, support a community-minded local shop, and see what unexpected treasures turn up.

From the Garland newsletter, November 11, 2026

Craving something more fun than another beige side table, swing by Curiosities Antiques for funky antique jewelry, sideshow banners, tramp art, vintage cowboy apparel, quirky medical devices, and other wonderfully odd finds.

From the Dallas newsletter, August 11, 2026

Neoclassical to Mid-Century Modern treasures, especially Murano glass chandeliers, sconces, and lamps, plus choice furniture and decor, are the whole deal at Dlight Chandelier and Decor, where European designer finds are professionally rewired for US homes.

From the Irving newsletter, September 12, 2026

Retailer known for buying & selling secondhand designer apparel & accessories for young adults.

Uptown Cheapskate Wylie buys your in-style pieces and hooks you up with name-brand finds on the racks, from Lululemon and Nike to Free People and Levi’s. Do a quick closet cleanout, then restock with trendy basics, graphic tees, purses and more... Rockwall closet glow-up unlocked.

From the Wylie newsletter, October 6, 2026

Lisa's Resale Gone Upscale is the kind of spacious, well-curated consignment spot locals brag about, with private-estate furniture, home décor, artwork, and quirky collectibles that turn rooms into conversations. Established in 2002 and voted Best of Denton County three years running, it’s a smart way to shop...

From the Lewisville newsletter, November 4, 2026

Scoop up stylish clothing, home goods, art, and surprise designer finds at Inn Style Resale Store, where fresh picks hit fast and prices move even faster. Every dollar goes to The Samaritan Inn, so your thrift spree helps neighbors across Collin County while your house gets cooler.

From the Princeton newsletter, October 24, 2026

Owner 2 Owner is a Dallas vintage clothing store for the thrill of the hunt, with pieces ranging from classic sportswear to standout finds like Ralph Lauren gear. It’s worth a browse if your wardrobe could use a little more character than another plain T-shirt.

From the Dallas newsletter, November 9, 2026

If your place could use a little character, swing through Haltom Thrift this week for thousands of fresh finds daily, from sturdy furniture and baby gear to well-loved books and real-deal wardrobe upgrades. Bonus, your buys support Leukemia Texas... feel-good thrifting for Fort Worth regulars.

From the Fort Worth newsletter, October 14, 2026

If you love a good thrift dig with a heart, The Plaid Tag Thrift Store, locally owned, keeps the racks fresh with quality clothing, shoes, and accessories for the whole crew, plus lots of housewares and home décor. Purchases help support Emily's Place and aid the local homeless community.

From the Little Elm newsletter, November 13, 2026

Texas Thrift Arlington is worth a browse for secondhand clothing, toys, appliances, and household finds, from everyday essentials to one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. Shopping here also gives quality goods a second life, so your next bargain can feel like a small win for both your wallet and the landfill.

From the Arlington newsletter, November 10, 2026

Make a lap through East Fork Mall - Antiques & Collectibles, the largest collectibles destination in North Texas, with over 130 vendors across 40,000 square feet of ever-changing finds.

From the Mesquite newsletter, October 30, 2026

Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.

Branch of a standard thrift store offering secondhand clothing, electronics & housewares.

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Chain retailer buying & selling trendy secondhand clothing for teens & young adults.

When your home needs a little wow without the wallet pain, Main Street Consignment curates quality furniture and decor from model homes, designer studios and private residences around Rockwall, Heath and Royse City.

From the Rockwall newsletter, November 1, 2026

Branch of a standard thrift store offering secondhand clothing, electronics & housewares.

Forestwood Antique & Design Gallery and Garden Tea Room is a sprawling treasure hunt of antiques, vintage fashion, jewelry, and home finds, backed by on-site pros for clocks, lamps, rugs, and art repair. Go this week, browse a few aisles, then treat yourself to the Garden Tea Room.

From the Carrollton newsletter, October 21, 2026

Retailer known for buying & selling secondhand designer apparel & accessories for young adults.

Consignment Crush is a consignment spot brimming with home furnishings, glassware, art and collectibles, plus jewelry including Native American and turquoise pieces. It’s perfect for refreshing a room or snagging one of a kind gifts, and they even handle Plano and North Texas estate sales if you’re clearing space.

From the Allen newsletter, November 5, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Rare Heart Vintage is a treasure trove of well-worn tees, lived-in denim, cozy outerwear, and one-of-a-kind dresses, plus accessories that actually pull an outfit together. Skip the fast-fashion spiral this week, scroll their latest drops and snag pieces with stories you’ll actually wear on repeat.

From the Dallas newsletter, October 26, 2026

Main Street Mercantile brings together vintage furniture, home decor, apothecary goods, apparel, and gourmet foods in a thoughtfully curated shop in Lewisville.

From the Denton County newsletter, November 13, 2026

Skip the big-box vibe and wander 50,000+ square feet at High Street Antiques & Design, the largest indoor antiques mall in the Dallas area. Think mid-century and repurposed furniture, art and rugs, fine and costume jewelry, coins and sports memorabilia, Asian finds, unique gifts, even Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan.

From the Plano newsletter, October 23, 2026

Uptown Cheapskate Little Elm keeps closets in rotation with an upscale resale mix of current trends, denim, activewear, shoes, and handbags for men and women. Bring in gently used pieces for cash while you shop, then snag familiar brands and unique finds without the sticker shock.

From the Little Elm newsletter, October 18, 2026

BestDressed Wallflower is a vintage clothing and accessories spot that rewards a slow browse with personality-packed finds you’ll actually wear. Perfect for refreshing your weekday rotation or snagging that just-right piece for a show, date night, or spontaneous patio hang.

From the Princeton newsletter, September 10, 2026

If your living room needs a plot twist, The Consignerie is stacked with mint-condition, upscale designer furniture, art, accessories and rugs that feel fresh not fussy. New arrivals keep the hunt fun, and their consignment expertise means standout pieces with real taste behind them.

From the Celina newsletter, November 7, 2026

Whether you’re gold-curious or gear-obsessed, Texas Jewelry & Loan packs in high end jewelry and watches, plus instruments, electronics, tools, sporting goods, and collectables. Since 1980 they’ve been a reliable local go-to for friendly loans and gun transfers... also a perfect excuse to finally clean out the garage.

From the Mesquite newsletter, September 20, 2026

The Thrift Store is a handy Plano spot to browse for gently used clothes, accessories, books, and household goods. With quality secondhand finds at discounted prices, it’s worth a peek before buying something new… your shelves may thank you.

From the Plano newsletter, November 11, 2026

Texas Thrift Garland is worth a browse when you’re after secondhand clothes, vintage finds, toys, appliances, or household essentials. The selection changes, and giving good stuff a second life is a nice bonus when you came in looking for a lamp and left with a whole new outfit.

From the Rockwall newsletter, November 6, 2026

The Frocksy Vintage Vogue is a quirky Garland shop for one-of-a-kind vintage clothing, accessories, and artful jewelry, thoughtfully curated by owner Trayc Claybrook.

From the Garland newsletter, November 13, 2026

Clean out some closet space then fill it back up guilt-free at Hope's Door Resale Store in nearby Plano, where finds span clothing, accessories, décor, kitchen sets and even furniture.

From the Plano newsletter, November 6, 2026

Refresh your closet or hunt for unique finds at Red White & Blue Thrift Store - Arlington, with over 10,000 fresh secondhand items daily, neatly sorted by color and department, spanning vintage to designer to nearly new. Extra credit for being a longtime green recycler.

From the Arlington newsletter, November 2, 2026

If your home needs a little personality upgrade, wander the aisles at Frisco Mercantile and let the booths do the matchmaking. Art, antiques, quirky collectibles, clothing, and home decor all under one roof... the kind of place you pop in for a gift and leave with a whole vibe.

From the Collin County newsletter, October 18, 2026

Skip the mall this week and dig into racks of current, brand-name finds at Uptown Cheapskate Addison, then lighten your closet by bringing in clean, in-style pieces for their buyers to review while you browse, from Lululemon to Levi’s, Free People to Nike, shoes and accessories included.

From the Carrollton newsletter, October 13, 2026

Thrift store selling donated clothing, housewares, furniture, and other goods to benefit an adult rehabilitation center.

Uptown Cheapskate McKinney keeps the good stuff in rotation with curated, on-trend resale from brands like Lululemon, Madewell, Free People, Nike, Levi’s, and Dr. Martens. Clear out gently used pieces while you browse and leave with something you’ll actually wear, maybe even a little extra shelf space at home.

From the Celina newsletter, October 10, 2026

Branch of a standard thrift store offering secondhand clothing, electronics & housewares.

Retailer known for buying & selling secondhand designer apparel & accessories for young adults.

If your shelves are begging for something with a story, Plano Antique Mall is a multi-dealer maze of vintage, quirky, and one-of-a-kind pieces that change constantly. Swing by this week, poke through the booths, and let fate pair you with your next conversation starter.

From the Plano newsletter, November 2, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

94 Vintage brings together standout sneakers, vintage and re-work streetwear, accessories, and sports cards, so there’s plenty to browse beyond the shoe wall. From Jordan and Nike pairs to Vans and collectible cards, it’s a Fort Worth spot for finding something with a little more personality than the usual pickup.

From the Fort Worth newsletter, November 3, 2026

Head to Plaza Thrift Store for a refresh that won't torch the wallet, with tons of secondhand clothing plus those quirky home gems that make your place feel more you. It's an easy hop from Celina, with nearby locations in McKinney and Plano, so make a quick treasure hunt this week.

From the McKinney newsletter, October 15, 2026

Consignment shop offering secondhand clothing and home decor in a variety of brand names.

Labelz Reborn pulls in premium estate finds alongside antique and mid-century furniture, sculptural art, Mustard Seed Jewelry, and quirky collectibles like coins, Funko Pops, and sports memorabilia. Perfect when your place needs a statement piece or your shelves need character.

From the Arlington newsletter, November 13, 2026